
Apartments near Borough of Manhattan Community College in New York, NY (11,452 Rentals)


178 Suffolk St

164-166 Stanton St

62 E 7th St

171 E Second St

49 E 7th St

Houston on Suffolk Apartments

49-57 W 12th St

43-49 8th Ave

212 E 9th St

8 E 12th St

107 Greenwich Ave

93 1st Ave

19 W 12th St

160-164 E Second St

210 E 9th St

61 Horatio St

206 E 9th St

21 W 12th St

34 Horatio St

31 W 12th St

55 E 11th St

57 Horatio St

12 E 12th St

48 Eighth Ave

47 Horatio St

23 W 12th St

68 E 7th St

49 Horatio St

17 Clinton St

496 Avenue of the Americas

61 E 11th St

96 Greenwich Ave

45 Horatio St

637 Hudson St

345 E 6th St

51 Avenue A

136 W 13th St

Alumni Hall Dormitory

341 E 6th St

179 Rivington St

52 8th Ave

175 Stanton St

273 E Stanton St

Vivienne Westwood

17 Jane St

28-30 E 12th St

23 Clinton St

98 Greenwich Ave

176 Rivington St
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.